"Okay," Angus said. He and Marcus apparated to London and went to Gringotts. They were soon taken to the vault, and Angus opened it. The two of them went in together. Angus was not surprised that it wasn't flush with cash. In fact, it pretty bare bones. Angus saw, on the floor, a couple of books. He picked up one of the books and opened it.
"It's a diary," he told Marcus. He started to read the last few pages. "Hm...Looks like Reginald and my father really were not good buddies, despite the fact that Reginald worked for Benjamin. Oh, dear. It gets pretty dark. Looks like Reginald was quite miffed with my father about money. My father came into a windfall of some sort by some caper they'd pulled, and he evidently made a big sum for it. That pissed off Reginald. Let me see..." He kept reading. "It was actually Reginald who set up my parents to be killed by James as a revenge sort of thing. James, though, wanted more for his pack, so he bit them instead."
"Well, that apparently didn't go as planned," Marcus said.
"No. It didn't. Reginald stole the key to wherever that big windfall of Benjamin's got to, and Suzanne tucked it here in the book because she couldn't figure out the clues that Reginald left about where he put the money. And here's the answer to the question we've been asking. Apparently Tom found out about this big amount of cash, and he wanted it. Suzanne said she wasn't giving to him. She told him she'd give him the money if he married her. So, he married her, but she has so far, let him on a bit of a wild goose chase, looking for the money. And, she even goes so far as to say that Diamond was a complete accident. Neither of them had wanted her in the first place, but she believed she could use Diamond to get a big piece of Tom's money."
"So now we know. They stay together because they're both hoping to swindle the other," Marcus laughed. "They freaking deserve each other. If we could find the clues, maybe we could find the money ourselves."
"The clues are here. We just have to figure them out," Angus said as Marcus picked up the other book.
"This book is a ledger. Looks like money and land and holdings for someone," Marcus said.
"So, we need to take the books and the key and go for now," Angus said.
"Agreed," Marcus said. "Next stop, onions?"
"Baby toy," Angus said. "Its only a couple doors away, And then onions on the way home. There's that farmers market in the village. They'll have fresher ones."
"Okay," Marcus said. They stopped and bought a set of replacement toy keys, went to the farmers market in the village and bought a large bag of sweet onions and headed home.
"We're back," Angus said, as he and Marcus came in the door. Marcus put the large bag of onions on the table and he handed the new toy keys to Ruby. "No money in the vault. Just a couple of books and a key." He told Ruby and Aria what they had learned from the diary.